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Updated:
8/15/2011 (13 years ago)
Originally Posted: 8/12/2011
Total Views: 648
Owner: Glenn Sullivan
Forum Nickname: gjsullivan
Location: Hillsboro, OR
Model: 1990 Sport Nautique
Length: 21.5
Engine: Ford PCM 351
HP: 230
Hours:
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Forum Nickname: gjsullivan
Location: Hillsboro, OR
Model: 1990 Sport Nautique
Length: 21.5
Engine: Ford PCM 351
HP: 230
Hours:
Modify this Diaries Listing
The family got bigger so I in 2000 I moved up from my 67 Mustang to a 90 Sport. Love the lines and the integrated platform from the first time I saw them in 1989.
It had the "ten foot" pole and the barefoot boom. I added the tower and did a custom mount for the boom off the side of the tower. I like it there. It gets people a little more forward and out of the spray. I use the Boom for helping people learn. After they get up on the boom and know what it feels like, then it is easier to get up behind the boat.
This boat has been great. My son (now 21) takes it out with his friends and they throw some awesome wake board tricks. Looking to add a pair of fat sacks so they can get more air. A few hundred for fat sacks is a lot less than a new boat. :-)
It had the "ten foot" pole and the barefoot boom. I added the tower and did a custom mount for the boom off the side of the tower. I like it there. It gets people a little more forward and out of the spray. I use the Boom for helping people learn. After they get up on the boom and know what it feels like, then it is easier to get up behind the boat.
This boat has been great. My son (now 21) takes it out with his friends and they throw some awesome wake board tricks. Looking to add a pair of fat sacks so they can get more air. A few hundred for fat sacks is a lot less than a new boat. :-)
